ARThe detention of Facundo Moyano, a former Argentine deputy, over alleged gender violence involving Candela Arizaga triggered both legal investigations and journalistic inquiries into the property where the incident allegedly occurred. Reporter Natalia Volosin revealed that the apartment in the Belgrano neighborhood, where Moyano resides, is not owned by him but by a company called Toit S.R.L., registered in 2018. The company is owned by Sonia María Caputo and her sister Marina Caputo. Sonia Caputo is the daughter of Nicolás Caputo, a construction businessman linked to former President Mauricio Macri. This revelation raises questions about potential connections between Moyano’s residence and powerful political and business figures. The investigation also suggests other apartments in the same building may belong to individuals tied to politics and business, though these connections remain under further inquiry.
Bias read (Progressive): The article highlights potential ties between influential political and business figures and the property where the alleged abuse occurred, suggesting systemic connections rather than focusing solely on the individual case. It emphasizes the broader implications of such relationships within the Argi
